Apple's calendar subscriptions servers unavailable to users

TUAW
By Michael GrothausAug 20, 2012, 1:00 pm125 pts
For years Apple has made available their own and third-party calendar subscriptions on their iCal Calendars site. Now Apple has appeared to have taken their iCalendar subscription servers offline. The servers host iCalendar files which anyone with an app that supports the iCalendar (ICS) standard can subscribe…

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